The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02
GLENDALE GRIST.
Incidental and Interesting ltems-pcrSonal
Paragraphs Pertaining to the
People Of that Place.
All hail.
Glendale.

Glendale. !
''Sandy seed and cinnamon bottom"
Three furnaces in full blast once more.
This is the way they long have sought, |
and have got.
Postmaster E. o. Hulsizcr was OIL ON a |
secret quartz expedition.
The furnaces, under the charge OF G. 6. |
Earle, are running very smoothly.
Ed. Jones, a brother Of Sheriff Jones,
store.
Tom. Sappington, superintendent Of the |
Hecla Co.'S ore contracts, is performing
excellent work.
Dave Evans will remove his family into
Glendale to give his children the benefit Of
the public school.
The Glendale public school, with Prof.
Woods and Miss Evans in charge is in a
flourshing fl condition.
DR.. Jones is prescribing and administer.
ing medical relief to fellow mortals need.
ing his professional services
Charcoal Contractor McLain, who runs
thirteen kilns, is furnishing most OF the
charcoal for the Hecla furnaces.
x.County Commissioner John Wells
has gone into business again, having open.
| ed a cash store ON lower Main street.
General Manager knippenberg is pru.
IDENTIFY, economically and successfully man.
aging the affairs OF the Ilecla Company.
Charlie Ladeaux, having concluded to
open branch office at Lion City, bought
the Brooks property at Lion G. for that
purpose.
John O'Neil, who was at the point Of
death short time ago, is, under the care.
full medical attention Of Mrs. Geo. T.. Tar
bell, rapidly recovering.
The third furnace OF the neca Compa.
ny was successfully started up on Tuesday
night. The furnaces Of the company now
are running in full blast.
Billy Cook, the popular compounder
Of prescriptions at Jones's drug store, re.
signed his position in that store, and will
engage in business for himself.
! Levi Cartier, who knows a heap about
prime beef cattle, has bought large mum.
Der OF beef steers on Horse Prairie, which
he intends to winter on Big Hole Basin hay
Lon Pickett struck his destiny when he
learned to keep hotel. Lon, evidently
was moulded Tor a landlord. People who
stop at his hotel say so and-7vx fofnH set
ties it.
Henry Pond, the old.time Glendale mer.
chant and Recording Secretary OF the ri.
oneers' Society of Beaverhead County, at.
tends to good run OF customers and finds
time to record the pedigrces OF Pioneers.
The Hecla Mercantile Co. has moved its
dry goods department into the co,nmodi.
Gus brick lately vacated by Kaufman. In
the new quarters the company will have
ample room to display its stock and meet
the run Of customers
Judge Thomas presides over the local
Glendale court with stern impartialty
commended by friend and foe alike. II
there is anything the Judge is noted for it
is the dealing of equal and exact justice out
to all who are arraigned III his court.
Henry kappes is the busy, wide awake
business man OF Glendale. lie is super
intcndcnt of the Hecla Mercantile Com.
panv, with houses at Glendale, Lion City
and Melrose. Kappes is sharp enough to
cooper the turn in all business deals and
come out winner.
The Thanksgiving ball, given by the
Young men of Glendale, eclipsed every
thing of the kind ever witnessed in the
town Seventy three couples were in the
grand march. The supper was ,s'agnifi
cent spread, and those in attendance had !:
most enjoyable time.
The ghost that inhabited tho burnt ruins
of the old Avery House has packed his
shroud and decampcd. Th,, will be news
to several of the married men Of Glendale
who have been in the lonesome habit of
hunting home about the time the first bell
for breakfast sountle! in the morning.